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Flying high: NZDF helicopters can fly as low as 100ft – why can't civilian craft?
Retired pilot, Capt Adeoye Ajibola, shares his story of flying five Nigerian presidents, working in the Presidential Air Fleet, and his aviation career. Read More: https://punchng.com/how-i-flew-five-presidents-raised-five-pilots-retired-captain/
Normally, aviation is slow to embrace new technology—but AI has come for the skies.
Stark gender imbalances in the aviation industry have left some young women in the field wondering what more can be done to close the gap.
The pilot and co-pilot of the Aer Lingus plane, which was diverted to a French airbase over a security alert yesterday, cooperated fully with French authorities, a union has said.
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Airline weighs cuts and greater use of artificial intelligence to mitigate escalating fuel bills
At one point, the SIA plane tilted noticeably, with one wing appearing to come close to the ground.
The Uttarakhand Civil Aviation Development Authority has also made it compulsory for all pilots to submit a report to the authorities after every flight, detailing weather conditions and other important operational information
Pilots for the Royal Flying Doctor Service will continue to stage risky landings on the Eyre Highway, with no indication of when the sealing of the Eucla Airstrip is set to begin.
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The U.S. Army is training Apache pilots to shoot down drones as militaries around the world assess the efficacy of 20th-century technologies in a new era.
The aviation accident on Friday (Oct 23) involved two SF-260 aircraft during a training flight at the Fernando Air Base in Batangas province, the Philippine Air Force said in a statement.
Four pilots have died after two Philippine Air Force planes crashed mid-air during a training exercise at an air base south of Manila, officials said. Read More: https://punchng.com/four-pilots-die-in-philippines-air-force-mid-air-collision/
The pilots were aboard a T-6A Texan II assigned to the 12th Flying Training Wing when they ejected from the aircraft.
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